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ovEE 100000 IN FORGED NOTES PUT UPON III
MARKET

OVER 100000 IN FORGED NOTES PUT UPON THE
MARKET.
over four hours were consumed In Judge Thay-
er'S Court, In Philadelphia, Wednesday, in the
cros5-eNaInInatiOn OF JAS. Long In the sui Of the
Union National Bank OF Mount Holly, n. j., to re-
cover from the seventh National Bank OF Phila-
delphia on one OF the notes said to have been
forged by Jas. Hunter. Mr.. Longs ability to dis
tlnguiSh his genuine signature from forged ones
was tested by showing him his name upon ten
notes In evidence without permitting him TO see
any Other part OF The Instruments. Out OF ten
signatures he declared them all genuine but one,
and the exception proved be on the note in suit.
The witness said that the forged paper issued in
his name amount ed TO over 400 600.
The suit was settled yesterday by the payment
OF the note in open court. This does not admit the
claim or forgery and suit Will be brought against
Long.
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Love and ELECTRICITY.

HIRAM CORLISS FOUND HANGING SIXTY FEET ,Rorr
THE STREET WITH THE LIFE BURNED OCT OF HIM
\ corpse 90 feet from the earth. hanging in q
mesh Of wires, the arms and feet moving percent
IDLY like Jack on a string, was the CHASTITY sight
which greeted people at o'clock Tuesday night
On the corner or Woodward avenue and the
Campus MartluS, in Detroit, Mich Thedtscoverer
Of this shocking tragedy happened to be a man
with nre-alarm box key and he called the denart-
uent. Three ladders were erected In mid-atr and
ali 1r short OF reaching the dead man. but finally
he " - gOJ down on IL Hayes extension and car
Iled into q nelshDOrlng drug store. He had been
Cead some time, and through his body during the
time he hung there had passed the electric cur
rent OF the entire Brush system, which had made
Ms limbs move a. II conyulsiyeIy Thus pertshei
llneilan Hiram COrllSs. Nobody knows how long
he had hung IN the wires when discovered An
Immense crowd gathered TO watch the efforts to
secGrt the body, operation attended with great
CANCER because the electric current was still on
Cof.ias, IN replacing or looking for a leak. had
lnaic a fatal ind
Who Il it? asked a girl. as the body was being
removed 10 the undertaker'S- \ bystander told her
e eiri o.ohe INTO d MT OF hysterical weeping and
leu 10 the sidewalk II was Emma Cook who was
COr.l->' E1ucee. ~
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MOrftz Hoffman and His Family.
The PROSECUTED NAN MAKES STATEMENT OF hi:

Phillipsburg, N. J., special, october 5, says:
Moritz Hoffman and wife, Of Wilkesbarre are still
here, and he will remain until he is sure he may
return without being further annoyed by those
whom he claims TO have been doing their utmost
TO prosecute him in order to get control OF his
property. Mr. Hoffman claims TO be worth
100000, and says he Will spend half OF that
amount 10 be permitted 10 spend the balance OF
In league with his son and daughter To obtain
management OF his property, has relented, and
Will remain with him. Mr. HOnman's statement
OF The facts as he knows them that led 10 the &C
Uon OF his son and daughter, is in the hands OF
TWO reporters here. but by his request is withheld
Tor the present. 1t may be stated, however. that
Tor some time previous 10 his incarceration at
Dan~i lie ne advanced good sum OF money TO his
son for business purposes, all OF which has, 1t Is
said, disappeared
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Sharp's Reprievc Fxfeuaaa-

"sD'h htdsH AGAIN PosrPoSRs THE CONVICTED
MANS DEPARTURE TO SING SING
Chief Justice Ruger, OF the New York Court OF
Appeals yesterday extended the stay OF execution
OF Judgment upon Jacob sharp until October ID
Mhen the Court OF Appeals will hear argument on
the case. The decision OF the court win probably
not De rendered until at least a month after the
aIsument so that even II the court OF last resort
=, sS,hs Juo8e Barrett, Sharp IS not likely 70 60
Ne Sidlg sing until late In November. Judge Ruger
yyeeoeeIuay SAID he had grave doubts concerning
b. dinlssiDiiity as evidence of Sharps testimony
oeiore the legislative committee and the opinion
- gaming ground that the Court OF Appeals will
reverse the decision OF the lower courts and order
. ne" tllai or sharp In that event the ultimate
punishment OF sharp becomes matter OF
oouot lesterdays decision will professionally
SSSItns then the movement for the nomination or
OtIancey NlcOll as district attorney OF New York
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Senator Ednlunds ON the Flags.

Burlington W, Special TO the New York World. Oct s.
The 18th regiment held It's annual reunion at
the City Hall TO-DAY. senator Edmunds made q
brief address, and, In speaking OF the banners OF
the regiment deposited in the archives at WASH
ingtOn, said the banners never came so near going
South as they did last summer, 'but think they
viii not go now until the end OF this Administra-
ton They have learned TO take care OF the bat
ue-nagS-" senator EdmundS also spoke OF the
patriotism OF the soldiers and eXhOrtei those
present to hold their love Of citizenship above all
party considerations and TO labor for the OF
equality among men
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COG AND Maeoa

,si set al the people both sides of the
Atlantic over the Classic game of Leap Frog
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Coa:s. Vests and Ionx Pants. Ages Is to Is Year,
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rich and varied assortment.
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sL''' SIS. SITS. s2s1. ca so upward.
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o. open Saturday until IL pm
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. wILLIAIENE BROMLEY WILL RECEIVE
VI limited number Of pupils TOR the study Of Piano
For terms inquire at HALIErT i DAVIS Pis no
Rooms 81 9th st, NV o6-1m'
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS IN
"A Greek Latin. and English branches. Excellent
Office. o6-1ws
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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW
REV JAMES EAc y 1ba5So6NAs, s..
cHA hfsl1ssns Of H III FFMaixssSss1 IL D.
HON 5l's 5a!sss T. SGaz5 3 slsh:
Lecturer on Statutory and Administering Law and
HON CHARLES RES P ?: JAMES. LID.
sfS!sr VI elfsf EaElsR itftq p
Lecturer on Laws Ia% Plead
90 * IS SE1yr.5a 05si7iRs% e. S.
,,u tons q and {, AWdHmiralty.n
Lecturer on the law real the Law of Ev,
Lecturer on II a Contracts
Lecturer on cS sSnS IN F PIssts saa Domestic
GEORGE E; 1 HsSiLros. ESQ.
mentary Law.
Circuit court-pE stGH JOIN XIV Il. ROSS.
f and Mxh1 HsFF
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN, Esq,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
ts part as as daw f9bSn corner 9Th and
at $50 pm; All interested are most cordially in.
library, comprising nearly 1000 volumes of care
dous reading rooms attached, has been established
in the Law Building. and will be open from M to
~ M daily except Sundays to students and alumni
The Secretary can be seen at the Law Building
from to pm; daily for information. enrolment.
Be " snfy
or Anslm or on application to the u2aersiEned
sl6-1mo Secretary.
MEDICAL. AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS,
NJ National University. Mt. Vernon Place, corner
Ssn aud ats NV The fourth annual session win
pm. and end April 3Oth, 1883.
For further Information apply to
N1 September 20. her school ut 929 18th NV, I'd
until perfected shiu work. missed
T II 5SS 81 THE r S1oLIS
Residence COS st. NV. s12-3mo
| EAUoUIER FEMALE IMsTITUTE
Opens its 9th annual session Sept IA, 1887. Sit
uated in the Piedmont region Of Virginia. unsurpassed
sss and ne, Only
are tsstefnly laid out The building is Of the finest
school edihces in the State full corps Of teachers
| For Catalogues address
tyl5-eo-3m GEO. g. BUTLER. A. NJ. Principal
| (,LARENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SEMINARY
- HILL va; miles south Of Washington. reopeni
.nd sssCbs1 sS
WORTHINGTON.P P. o. Box2I. Aiexandria. Va 81 Inn
GKADED SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEAL
pupils limited Pnsp.: s6 Ssii
4 soS in sss4sn
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH. 1887
Of SE3 RsEY eE Ap R
For Chicago and Northwest EXP Daily 1913 a. m.
For Cincinnati and st. Lous. EXP. Daily 3:15 and
For Httsburs and Cleveland. Exp. Daily 10 :55 a.m-
and Local Stations n
M :25 pm. and 80 NJ, daily. Express.
For intermedste points between Baltimore and Phil
adelphia. 10: 100 am. aud II 30 pm.
For and soS s pS5n'
as, 44o, 81 $50 S;45, 100 s:25 and 2 80 pm.
For Annapolis and IT, sn n 10 AID :a5
q snsss e BIZ
For WaS ssaiSns between y;shnssSn and Bait.
fsi stations On any MetroSoEian Branch te am.
IS 80 and IS as pm Son Sunday stops at all sta
For Saajt1hersburg and intermediate points 10 o5a
For Boyds and intermediate stations. 11:20 p H.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
10 =; H. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick, ITO :55 a. ~, $50 p. m. Sundays,
For Hagerstown, ITO 10 a. m. and rs BOP m.
40 p M, from Cincinnati and St LOUIS daily. 70
a. m and Id p. M from Pittsburg daily, 20 a. IN.
From Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington, IL: 40
a NJ, 3:Oo, 500. and $50 p. H., daily, and tl:50
From Singery and intermediate points north Of Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10 30.
5 59 9pS so5 900 1862 a.d 40 m and d
~ a;iS; s:Ss; s$S, s$S: ana i oop y
Except Sunday. DAILY.
Basgase called for and checked at hotels and resi-
f}s; SEsSEi IS Office s,s and
Sept Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
L Schedule in effect september 9Th. 1887.
. s:3o A; Mast Tenn: Mail Daily for Warrenton.
AAsshsny sprnss
SLEEPER WashnEto Sa e -, New Orleans: .
Lynchbnrs, Rocky Mount. Danville and stations be-
Gh,srlottss Atlanta, BiTningham. Montgomery. New
s and I'd M Rs New
Atlanta R to New orleans and Mann BoudOir
sn and Does SOLD
s sasSsy Sunday for Manassas.
ssTssburg v and Stations Connects
charfottesve Loais s cnennss
ton to Lonisve also for dynchburg, Bristol, Chatta
Points THROUGH Pullman Sleepers Washington to
Express 1ynchburs
Danville Raleigh, Asheyille Charlotte. Columbia.
and PULLMAN sieepers
to Montgomery connecting with Pullman Parlor Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman Sleepers WASH
ington to Augusta without change.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
ington 9I2 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday, and 4 40 p
A. Daily; arrive Round Hill. I 81 A. NJ and :lOP
~ KeturnIng leave Round Hill sos A. NJ. Daily aud
l3O L. NJ Daily except Sunday, arriving Washington
3 30 A. NJ. and 500 p. NJ.
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dan.
Vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington 8 10 A. VI
and 8 % r NJ; via. East Tenn Bristol and Lynch
bunE at 10:45 A. NJ and 8 40 p. NJ via Ches AMI
Oho Route aud Charlottesville at $40 p NJ. Stras.
burg Local at 9:47 A. NJ
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished and baggaGe checked at office 300 Pennsy
wanna avenue and at Passenger Station Pennsylvania
Railroad 9th aud streets. JAS. L. TAYLOR
50 General Passenger Agent.
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V1croR BECKER
sans: IS years experience. Work warranted. Prices
'st sen ana
HENgBHA, I F Miller MS PIANOS GRAND. SQUARE
~ and Upright The most beautiful and perfect
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave-, near 10th st.
MASON HAMLIN UPRIGHT PIANOS, WITH
1'--..i' Wv '''''''' VI JSo F. ELLIS CO..
s14-1m es7 Pa. ave, near 10th st.
REHR BROS UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH
which re piano can be rendered almost silent IT
,. '' ' " yS5; F. ELLIS CO.,
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave-, near 10th St
Guild SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE
" best medium grade piano made,
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave. near 10th st. NV.
able 50 per month OF No g. F. ELLIS &C.,
ana essy
struments taken IN payment f k new
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave. w., near 10th st.
nECKER BROS SQUARE GRAND PIANO. WITH
A1sto0l and cover at oarE JNo r111skco
Slain 937 Pa. ave-. near 10Th ST. NV.
WEBER SQUARE PIANO. IN GOOD CONDITION,
" with stool and cover 5 g. Sa F. ELLIS co.,
s131m 937 Pennsylvania ave. H.. near 10th St
BRADBURY SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CoNDI-
- '0n with STOOL and c JOHN + E RaIKf!2 CO..
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.. near 10th st.
"AINES BROS. SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CON
III dition, with stool and cover, at bargain.
JOHN +. ELLIS L CO,
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n W.. near 10th st.
WEBER BABY GRAND PIANO, IN GOOD CON
w dition with STOOL at bargain.
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.,
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n W.. near 10th st.
T1PRIGHT PIANOS. LARGE ASSORTMENT
u very little used. at low prices
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.,
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n W., near 10th st.
DIANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE PRICES
L Also Moved, Tuned, and Repaired
JOHN +. ELLIS l. CO..
s13-1m S37 pennsylvania ave. n. near 10th st.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Nos 1912 and LIZA 14th St and 1907 Mass. ave.
MR. and MRS. WILLIAM D. CABEII. Principal.
The three buildings are all closely connected one
in the rear The The sanitary appoint
ments are perfect and the hygiene Of the whole estab
ened views upon that important subject
as hs snS Ipt
Conr o. Wheh MI Justice Miller on 1he s NO
young ladies' Mhoss diploma commands
higher r respect than Norwood Inst tute.n,
thorough English education advantages of the first
to ths
girls. '''''''''''
as as Of
1snm snt and the employment of fine talent Id each
References The patrons of the school. o5-1m
az SCHOOL OF s2Sv AMP
OF Oh 95 Tay Dipomss awarded Elective: English
> dents Of Washington and ethers Who have been
sSisSG E Ss
1ngton School of Elocution. o4-1m
THE INTERNATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA Is THE
1 most eomRrehensiye cheapest and best educator
solicited Agency at iass 9Th s st. NV osst
nRAWINa AND PAINTING TAUGHT BY COM
On
at S12O per month. Studio s21 18th st NV. % Inn
T, NAECkER,
o3-1w' 714Kst.
MISS EMMA GRAY lCHR!sTIAN sCIENTIsT)
W has returned to the city and will receive patients
PRoF. J. F. GERMUILLER, TEACHER OF PIANO.
Il Organ. Vocal Music. and Harmony. Especially at
tsntiye to beginners. as well as to pupils adysncsd
MISS NINA CHANDLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
SMsnsea pupils best references terms moderate
MIS- NAME K khfRkRS HGHGo ANDY AND
Fsss fS 1872 of
2022 st. NV ~ ~ ~ sio-4w'
SIGNOR FABIANI, FROM EUROPE,
6slsSff applications for dss =
EXPERIENCED TEACHER WILL. GIVE IN
fSess sl
ERENc4 SYSTEM OF, SOUND SCHOOLS FOR
P %
Is $50 Of 1ss Msx Iok
WASHINGTON. ;. g. residenee Mcdonald Ellis schoo
IN ss
quick nowledge Of the French language for sale at
Address V. PRUD'HOMME,
Care Of Hon. 8. s. Cox, 13 East 18th st., New York
city $50 BIN
SCHOoL OF MUSIC ESTABLISHED 1870
~ THEO. INGALLS, KING Principal, 1905 H at
NV. Hours till October 81, from to 5 pm. Church
organ for practice. se30-4m
A RI SCHOOL. WEST END.
"A 1924 18th st. NV.
Miss s. W. KELLY, Principal London Medalist and
recipient of prizes from South Kensngton Circulars
at Ryneals, 18th st. s2S- I'm
A RT sCHOOL-MRs NJ H. PIXIES STUDIO IS
A now at 1880 Pierce Place. formerly where she
Will be pleased to meet her classes usual. Thorough
instruction is given in every branch of art. s9ws
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ST.
Nv CLOUD building, 9th and SITS Nineteenth year.
Piano. Org Voice, Violin. Flute Cornet &c. Free
advantages o. B. BULLARD Director je27-4ms
DRAWING AND PAINTING-NATIONAL ACAD-
~ envy OF Fine Arts, SO4 2 ST., presided over by
Mrs IMOGENE b. MOERELL, who has had twelve
medals and studied fifteen years in Europe with the
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
careless habits of drawing they will be received Satur
days at four years OF and upward for almost moth
ing Thorough instruction in every branch of art,
from drawing of all kinds to portrait and historical
painting. Evening classes for ladies and gentlemen
Mondays and Wednesdays at Z o'clock s27-Ims
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"ALLET DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED BY NEW
III patents; Uprights specially. We keep . fine
stock of Pianos. which selected with special
for Washington agent and which will be sold
at the lowest possible rates and monthly install
ments HALIET l. DAVIS CO, S1l 9th st. NV. oil
THICKER BROS. PIANOS, FAMOUS FOR RICH
II ness and beauty of tone Known everywhere as
the highest grade instruments
SANDERS STAYMAN,
ol-3m A3R + St NV
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Noru1sG LIKE Ir
IN THIS CITY
IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNEss
FINE CLOTHING SOLD AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co.
COR 9TH AND g Sta
Heavy Mixed Cheviot Suit at 80.
a Heavy Mixed Casslmer Suit at $3.50.
Heavy Atwood Cassimer Suit at $40.
a Black Al-wool Corkscrew Getaway Suit at 40.
A fine Prince Albert Suit at SI4.
ne have full line Of Cutaway and Sack Suits. in
anu Cssser. II prices that Will astonish you
Sc nave full line OF Fail and Winter Overcosts
90. ., 60, $40. II and upwards
We nave fun line Of Boys Suits and Oyercostx
from 81 90 UP TO Sl5
~, We have full line of Children's Suits from az SO
up- eu o'escoa's 1koW 10
o<en very cheap, at the ' - 1880 S~>--
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ca
SesAeS u ana q sta ~.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDlCAI, Nc.
nR LEON.
IL The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
, Physician III the city,
can be consulted Daily. AGA ST.. between y and 9th
n W.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta.
non strictly confidential Separate for ladies'
oflce always open. 5000
NINE DE FOREST, LoNG-ESTABLIsHED AND
XN1 reliable Ladies' PLY scian be consulted daily
her residence, 9Ul Il St "a W. Office hours from
to y y. IN. with Ladies only. s-9-lni'
II FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS. 900 VI.
sw, appeared before me and made oath tliAt lac =
The Oldest Established Expert Specialist IA this tiJ
ard Will guarantee all private disease
Cl men AID FURNISH medicine charge cOnsu4ts-
ton and advice free at any hour during the day sub
fcrlped and sworn before by Dr. BIO liLt.S
SAMUEL G. MILLS Notary Public III and Ior Lls
District OF Columbia. this Sd day VI july, 1852
s2U- Inn
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
u lDl. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established adfertis-
ing Ladies' Physician this city. Ladies, you can
confidently consult DR. BRO1IERS, 900 Is ~ y.
Particular attention paid TO all diseases l iIlAF "
ladies' married OF single. Forty years experience
SLIM
Nj ANHOOD RESTORED lW USING BOTTLE
M or two OF DIR. BROTHERS lnNigUratlng irdlal
VIII cure any debility ANA loss 81
power. 1t inparts yigor to Ia, Whole sh STEM 'oo
St 4. AuI' lih'
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARR The
~ standard remedy all blood Diseases causing
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cufo
al forty -eight hours. Price, % per box
DIX. DoDD'S NERNlNE No > permanently cures
natural weakness loss vitality nervous
DC. Price. 81 Sent sealed by mail for sale AZ
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

ssEssEr
STEEL kalI srrtA aaf s. Sss EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington from station corner OF sixth
r, and and g sOssi limited Express
I.ne So S = M dsily to e.nsnS. and St Louis.
to ChicaEe, with sleeping Car PitsbuIE to Shcago:
Cars Wilmington hsos i to chicaso and Louis and
nsn 10 for
Pacific Express, 10 90 p NJ; daily, for Pi,tsourg
BXIfiMoRE AND POTOMAC RML;RosD:
1906 pm. daily except saturday. with Palace
For Willsmsport. Io Il Haven and Elmira at 80 a.
For YeE YGrk and the East Pie p oS and od
sunday. 300, II 40 am, zoo. 40 10 90 and
1l:2O pm. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
Cars, $40 am. daily except Sunday. and 90 pm.
For BsssRy without III Sa
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Anns5 s0sd,
For ao5 ana
900, ii 40 am, 300. 40, 600 1000. and
days and id 1: 90 p. N daily -
For 81 sa1m95s. 90 s dS aI9, Lilo: 20
an 4o SSo5 iS 90 rpa 20 6a o q
For P0pes Creek Line - IS am and 10 daily
For and ia ssaa and
am, 4:l0 pm. -
HEE asB tsES
For AA'S5'n nsga sSg s*s 49, sS7
and II 80 pm; On Sunday at 600 s:4O, 9:47,
For Richmond and the South 600. 0:57 am, daily,
and 4 :35 pm, daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6:05 500,
9:10, 10:l5. l1:O7 am: LEO. 800, 323. 10.
T:05, 9::}2 and 10 42 PM. and 12:ll midnight
Except Monday. ON Sunday at 500, 8: 10 and
10y am, ZOO $40, 7:05. $780, 1O:42 PIN,
and ID: , night.
Ii kets and information at the Office, northeast
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station where orders be left for the checking of
baggage to destination from hotels and re aidences
CHAS Z. PUGH, j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. fs2S1 Geuil Passenger Agt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-07

NIT. VERNON SEMINARY,
WI HOO, 11O4, 1116 NJ st. and 113O 18th st.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Academic, Intermediate and Primary Departments
Commodious new school building, ntainng CHAPEL.
SESSION ROOMS CLASS-ROOMS, and OFFICE,
with steam heating and best modern improvements.
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS F. 7 SOME1S
Mr.; AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL RESUME
w the duties Of their School October 4th, at
1Ol6 18th st. NV. Private instruction in French
English. Drawing. Mathematics. &C. s22-1m.
VINHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
Il UNIVERSITY
WILL for the benefit of Medical Students give thor
9nxh course N Clinical Medicine surgery Diseases of
the Freedmen's Hospital as follows:
A Medical Clinic every Sunday, at Pm, by Prof
T. HOOD Surgical Clinic every Saturday. at p.
Disp,snsary Clinic by Dr.; J. shadd Prof. Purvis
A Surgical Clinic will be given every Sunday morn
ing during the winter months by Prof Robert eyburn
at Providence Hospital.
Dental operations and filling of teeth will be per-
formed daily by Prof John +. r. Dufour and staff
For Information address c. b PURVIS, NJ d. l 10
18th ST. NV soi-1m